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Kyle Whittingham on Coaching Change After Indiana Loss
Whittingham says Michigan won't change coaches despite recent losses.
In brief
Whittingham says Michigan won't change coaches despite recent losses. Michigan's head coach Kyle Whittingham insists the team won't make a coaching change after a 13-6 overtime loss to Indiana, stating they're 'a play away from being 6-1 or 7-0'. Originally reported by Newsweek.
Michigan loses to Indiana
Michigan's 13-6 overtime defeat to No. 6 Indiana marked another frustrating loss this season.
Offensive struggles continue
The Wolverines went scoreless in the first half, managed just 57 rushing yards, and finished with six points despite reaching the red zone four times.
Whittingham on coaching
Whittingham said, 'Now's the time of year where, you know, you're seeing head coaches lose their jobs, play callers being demoted.I don't think it's time to panic.We're a play away from being 6-1 or 7-0.'
“Now's the time of year where, you know, you're seeing head coaches lose their jobs, play callers being demoted”
Next games crucial
Michigan faces a brutal stretch of Big Ten opponents including two ranked teams in the College Football Playoff conversation.
At a glance
Michigan's head coach Kyle Whittingham insists the team won't make a coaching change after a 13-6 overtime loss to Indiana, stating they're 'a play away from being 6-1 or 7-0'.
